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In what really matters. . .
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says... On 2/2/13 12:19 AM, Stig Arne Bye wrote: ESAD wrote: In every category of social welfare that matters to ordinary people, the United States just sucks. How many weeks of paid maternity leave provided by various countries? Canado 50 Norway 44 snip A minor correction: The maternity leave regulations in Norway have two different time periods to be choosen from: a) 44 weeks with 100% of regular wages, OR b) 54 weeks with 80% of regular wages. As per january 2013, the maximum annual maternity leave payment provided by the public social welfare system in Norway is limited to NOK 492,732 (equal to approx. US$ 91,250). Stig Arne Bye E-mail ......: lid lid Snail-Mail ..: Axel Borgens veg 4, NO-9900 Kirkenes, Norway Homepage ....: COMING LATER: http://stigbye.footballclubs.io http://stigbye.motocross.io ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world! Remove ".invalid" from mail address to reply to me by direct e-mail! Ahh, but in the good old U.S. of A., we don't give a damn about the health and welfare of mother and child once the fetus is delivered. You are correct. What truly amazes me about these so called Christian right wingers is that they think they are all for taking care of a fetus that feels now pain, and biologically isn't a person until birth, but the fact is, the pain that person may suffer after birth (might be born with horrid defects, addictions, grow up in a crack house or worse, lead a horribly life, etc) is of no consequence. Why is that? |
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#3
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In what really matters. . .
On Saturday, February 2, 2013 1:19:51 AM UTC-4, Stig Arne Bye wrote:
ESAD wrote: In every category of social welfare that matters to ordinary people, the United States just sucks. How many weeks of paid maternity leave provided by various countries? Canado 50 Norway 44 snip A minor correction: The maternity leave regulations in Norway have two different time periods to be choosen from: a) 44 weeks with 100% of regular wages, OR b) 54 weeks with 80% of regular wages. As per january 2013, the maximum annual maternity leave payment provided by the public social welfare system in Norway is limited to NOK 492,732 (equal to approx. US$ 91,250). Stig Arne Bye E-mail ......: lid lid Snail-Mail ..: Axel Borgens veg 4, NO-9900 Kirkenes, Norway Homepage ....: COMING LATER: http://stigbye.footballclubs.io http://stigbye.motocross.io ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world! Remove ".invalid" from mail address to reply to me by direct e-mail! That is impressive. If we could only figure out a way for men to get pregnant, little Snottie could have a job for life. ;-) |
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In what really matters. . .
On 2/2/13 7:16 AM, True North wrote:
On Saturday, February 2, 2013 1:19:51 AM UTC-4, Stig Arne Bye wrote: ESAD wrote: In every category of social welfare that matters to ordinary people, the United States just sucks. How many weeks of paid maternity leave provided by various countries? Canado 50 Norway 44 snip A minor correction: The maternity leave regulations in Norway have two different time periods to be choosen from: a) 44 weeks with 100% of regular wages, OR b) 54 weeks with 80% of regular wages. As per january 2013, the maximum annual maternity leave payment provided by the public social welfare system in Norway is limited to NOK 492,732 (equal to approx. US$ 91,250). Stig Arne Bye E-mail ......: lid lid Snail-Mail ..: Axel Borgens veg 4, NO-9900 Kirkenes, Norway Homepage ....: COMING LATER: http://stigbye.footballclubs.io http://stigbye.motocross.io ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world! Remove ".invalid" from mail address to reply to me by direct e-mail! That is impressive. If we could only figure out a way for men to get pregnant, little Snottie could have a job for life. ;-) There is a wonderful movie from the 1960s, starring Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni, called "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow," which consists of three vignettes. The first depicts a town in Italy in which Ms. Loren works at an illegal job selling bootleg cigarettes. Under Italian law of that day, she cannot be arrested so long as she is pregnant, or within a six months of giving birth. So, naturally, her husband in the movie, Mastroianni, works very hard at keeping her pregnant. Your comment about our boy Snotty and a "job for life" reminded me of that movie.  It's a really first-class movie, and sometimes it shows up uncut and uninterrupted on one of the movie channels. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yesterd...y_and_Tomorrow |
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In what really matters. . .
On Saturday, February 2, 2013 8:27:19 AM UTC-4, ESAD wrote:
On 2/2/13 7:16 AM, True North wrote: On Saturday, February 2, 2013 1:19:51 AM UTC-4, Stig Arne Bye wrote: ESAD wrote: In every category of social welfare that matters to ordinary people, the United States just sucks. How many weeks of paid maternity leave provided by various countries? Canado 50 Norway 44 snip A minor correction: The maternity leave regulations in Norway have two different time periods to be choosen from: a) 44 weeks with 100% of regular wages, OR b) 54 weeks with 80% of regular wages. As per january 2013, the maximum annual maternity leave payment provided by the public social welfare system in Norway is limited to NOK 492,732 (equal to approx. US$ 91,250). Stig Arne Bye E-mail ......: lid lid Snail-Mail ..: Axel Borgens veg 4, NO-9900 Kirkenes, Norway Homepage ....: COMING LATER: http://stigbye.footballclubs.io http://stigbye.motocross.io ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world! Remove ".invalid" from mail address to reply to me by direct e-mail! That is impressive. If we could only figure out a way for men to get pregnant, little Snottie could have a job for life. ;-) There is a wonderful movie from the 1960s, starring Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni, called "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow," which consists of three vignettes. The first depicts a town in Italy in which Ms. Loren works at an illegal job selling bootleg cigarettes. Under Italian law of that day, she cannot be arrested so long as she is pregnant, or within a six months of giving birth. So, naturally, her husband in the movie, Mastroianni, works very hard at keeping her pregnant. Your comment about our boy Snotty and a "job for life" reminded me of that movie. It's a really first-class movie, and sometimes it shows up uncut and uninterrupted on one of the movie channels. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yesterd...y_and_Tomorrow That young Sophia was a real looker...Snottie, not so much. |
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In what really matters. . .
On 2/2/13 8:07 AM, True North wrote:
On Saturday, February 2, 2013 8:27:19 AM UTC-4, ESAD wrote: On 2/2/13 7:16 AM, True North wrote: On Saturday, February 2, 2013 1:19:51 AM UTC-4, Stig Arne Bye wrote: ESAD wrote: In every category of social welfare that matters to ordinary people, the United States just sucks. How many weeks of paid maternity leave provided by various countries? Canado 50 Norway 44 snip A minor correction: The maternity leave regulations in Norway have two different time periods to be choosen from: a) 44 weeks with 100% of regular wages, OR b) 54 weeks with 80% of regular wages. As per january 2013, the maximum annual maternity leave payment provided by the public social welfare system in Norway is limited to NOK 492,732 (equal to approx. US$ 91,250). Stig Arne Bye E-mail ......: lid lid Snail-Mail ..: Axel Borgens veg 4, NO-9900 Kirkenes, Norway Homepage ....: COMING LATER: http://stigbye.footballclubs.io http://stigbye.motocross.io ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world! Remove ".invalid" from mail address to reply to me by direct e-mail! That is impressive. If we could only figure out a way for men to get pregnant, little Snottie could have a job for life. ;-) There is a wonderful movie from the 1960s, starring Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni, called "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow," which consists of three vignettes. The first depicts a town in Italy in which Ms. Loren works at an illegal job selling bootleg cigarettes. Under Italian law of that day, she cannot be arrested so long as she is pregnant, or within a six months of giving birth. So, naturally, her husband in the movie, Mastroianni, works very hard at keeping her pregnant. Your comment about our boy Snotty and a "job for life" reminded me of that movie. It's a really first-class movie, and sometimes it shows up uncut and uninterrupted on one of the movie channels. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yesterd...y_and_Tomorrow That young Sophia was a real looker...Snottie, not so much. I suspect Snotty always looked like a greaseball. |
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In what really matters. . .
On 2/2/2013 7:16 AM, True North wrote:
On Saturday, February 2, 2013 1:19:51 AM UTC-4, Stig Arne Bye wrote: ESAD wrote: In every category of social welfare that matters to ordinary people, the United States just sucks. How many weeks of paid maternity leave provided by various countries? Canado 50 Norway 44 snip A minor correction: The maternity leave regulations in Norway have two different time periods to be choosen from: a) 44 weeks with 100% of regular wages, OR b) 54 weeks with 80% of regular wages. As per january 2013, the maximum annual maternity leave payment provided by the public social welfare system in Norway is limited to NOK 492,732 (equal to approx. US$ 91,250). Stig Arne Bye E-mail ......: lid lid Snail-Mail ..: Axel Borgens veg 4, NO-9900 Kirkenes, Norway Homepage ....: COMING LATER: http://stigbye.footballclubs.io http://stigbye.motocross.io ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world! Remove ".invalid" from mail address to reply to me by direct e-mail! That is impressive. If we could only figure out a way for men to get pregnant, little Snottie could have a job for life. ;-) Well, I will leave the beer swilling and butt plugging to you and your cowardly little piglet... You know, the one you still pay bills for? |
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In what really matters. . .
On 2/2/13 8:31 AM, JustWaitAFrekinMinute wrote:
Well, I will leave the beer swilling and butt plugging to you and your cowardly little piglet... You know, the one you still pay bills for? So, do you hand out instruction sheets when you discuss cocksucking in front of your kid? |
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In what really matters. . .
On Saturday, February 2, 2013 9:31:54 AM UTC-4, JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On 2/2/2013 7:16 AM, True North wrote: On Saturday, February 2, 2013 1:19:51 AM UTC-4, Stig Arne Bye wrote: ESAD wrote: In every category of social welfare that matters to ordinary people, the United States just sucks. How many weeks of paid maternity leave provided by various countries? Canado 50 Norway 44 snip A minor correction: The maternity leave regulations in Norway have two different time periods to be choosen from: a) 44 weeks with 100% of regular wages, OR b) 54 weeks with 80% of regular wages. As per january 2013, the maximum annual maternity leave payment provided by the public social welfare system in Norway is limited to NOK 492,732 (equal to approx. US$ 91,250). Stig Arne Bye E-mail ......: lid lid Snail-Mail ..: Axel Borgens veg 4, NO-9900 Kirkenes, Norway Homepage ....: COMING LATER: http://stigbye.footballclubs.io http://stigbye.motocross.io ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world! Remove ".invalid" from mail address to reply to me by direct e-mail! That is impressive. If we could only figure out a way for men to get pregnant, little Snottie could have a job for life. ;-) Well, I will leave the beer swilling and butt plugging to you and your cowardly little piglet... You know, the one you still pay bills for? I'd pay your travel expenses and $1000 to see you say that to his face, MiniMan. |
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In what really matters. . .
On Sat, 02 Feb 2013 06:19:51 +0100, Stig Arne Bye wrote:
ESAD wrote: In every category of social welfare that matters to ordinary people, the United States just sucks. How many weeks of paid maternity leave provided by various countries? Canado 50 Norway 44 snip A minor correction: The maternity leave regulations in Norway have two different time periods to be choosen from: a) 44 weeks with 100% of regular wages, OR b) 54 weeks with 80% of regular wages. As per january 2013, the maximum annual maternity leave payment provided by the public social welfare system in Norway is limited to NOK 492,732 (equal to approx. US$ 91,250). Stig Arne Bye E-mail ......: lid lid Snail-Mail ..: Axel Borgens veg 4, NO-9900 Kirkenes, Norway Homepage ....: COMING LATER: http://stigbye.footballclubs.io http://stigbye.motocross.io ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world! Remove ".invalid" from mail address to reply to me by direct e-mail! I think it's perfectly acceptable for the taxpayers in Norway to pay for a new momma to stay home and care for a child. After all, why should the parents be responsible. Salmonbait -- 'Name-calling'...the liberals' answer to a lost argument! You know you live in a Country run by idiots if... You have to have your parents signature to go on a school field trip but not to get an abortion. |
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